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Roatan Aggressor Liveaboard, Honduras - Roatan

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Digital photo station with computer and low-pressure air hoses for camera care
Nitrox available and individual dive lockers on a wide dive deck
Hot tub and fresh water showers on the sun deck for post-dive comfort

The Roatan Aggressor is a 120-foot yacht offering seven-night liveaboard trips in the Bay Islands of Honduras. Departing from the Roatan Yacht Club, this vessel explores dive sites off Roatan, Utila, Cayos Cochinos, and offshore sea mounts. Built for comfort, the yacht carries up to 18 guests across nine staterooms, delivering a liveaboard trip with up to five dives per day, including night dives.

Boat Interior

Accommodations include one master stateroom with a queen bed and eight deluxe cabins. Six deluxe cabins have a double and single berth, and one offers twin bunk beds. Two cabins have bunk beds. All rooms include private bathrooms with showers, climate controls, a media monitor with USB/110V outlets, and a hairdryer. Room sizes vary, with the master at 11x10 feet, deluxe rooms averaging 8'6"x6'8", and twin rooms around 7'x6'2".

Dive Deck

The wide dive platform supports up to five dives daily from the yacht, including night dives. Facilities include Nitrox (available at a weekly rate), individual dive lockers, a dedicated camera table with low-pressure air hoses, and two hot, fresh water showers. A dive tender is available for shore excursions.

Safety

The vessel is equipped with a safe for valuables such as passports and credit cards. Safety measures include compliance with local and flag-state regulations, onboard emergency equipment, and stable cruising capabilities.

Itineraries

The Roatan Aggressor liveaboard visits the top dive sites of the Bay Islands. Roatan offers sheer walls, beautiful shallow reefs, and spectacular wrecks like the Aguila and Odyssey. Mary’s Place is known for crevasses and tunnels, while Taviana’s Wall hosts turtles and nocturnal species. Utila features seamounts like Black Hills, where divers may spot manta rays, whale sharks, and schools of Creole Wrasse. Sites like Old Bank showcase rare elkhorn coral and macro life, and Jack Neil Point is ideal for night dives with seahorses and flying gurnards. The itinerary also includes Cayos Cochinos, including sites like Toon Town with dense bluebell tunicates, and Pelican Point with a wide range of reef fish.

When to Go

Water temperatures range from 25–28°C (78–84°F) in summer and 24–27°C (75–80°F) in winter, with possible drops to 22°C (72°F) in January. A 3–5 mm wetsuit is recommended for comfort.

Cabins

Deluxe Stateroom

Cabins #4, 5, 6, 7, 8 & 9 feature a double lower bed and a single upper bunk. Each room includes a private head and shower, individual climate control, a monitor with media player, a USB/110V outlet, and a hair dryer.

Twin Stateroom

Staterooms #2 and #3 offer two twin-bunk-style beds. Amenities include a private bathroom with shower, a porthole, individual climate control, a monitor with media player, a USB/110V outlet, and a hair dryer.

Master Stateroom

Cabin #1 features a queen bed, a private bathroom with shower, individual climate control, a monitor with media player, a USB/110V outlet, and a hair dryer. This stateroom has no porthole.

Boat Specification

Dive Facilities

Dive operations are managed from the main vessel, with Nitrox available, a dedicated camera table, individual dive lockers, and two freshwater showers. A tender provides transport for shore-based excursions.

Boat navigation & safety

Built to local and international safety standards, the Roatan Aggressor is diesel-powered, cruises at 10 knots, and operates on 110V electricity. Safety includes a secure safe for valuables.

Food & Drinks

Meals include fresh local fruits, island seafood, locally grown meats, and homemade dishes influenced by Caribbean and American cuisine. Menus rotate through BBQs, local cuisine, and plated dinners. Beverages include complimentary fruit juices, soft drinks, coffee, local beer, and wine. Special dietary needs should be discussed with the chef upon boarding.

Onboard Facilities

Common areas include an air-conditioned lounge and dining room, a shaded cocktail deck, an outdoor sound system, a grill, and a sun deck with loungers and a hot tub. Nightly entertainment includes movies, games, and presentations.

Photographer Facilities

Dedicated photo station with editing computer, camera table, rinse tanks, and low-pressure air hoses for gear maintenance

Cabins

Twin Stateroom (#2-3)
Lower Deck

Twin Stateroom (#2-3)

2 Guests
Deluxe Stateroom (#4-9)
Lower Deck

Deluxe Stateroom (#4-9)

2 Guests
Master Stateroom (#1)
Lower Deck

Master Stateroom (#1)

2 Guests
Boat plan
Boat deck plan

Boat Specification

Year built / Renovation
2017
Number of cabins
9
Groups or charters
Yes
Gear rental
Surcharge
Wi-Fi
No
Nitrox
Surcharge
Fleet/Managing company
Aggressor Fleet
Length and width
11 m / 2 m
Capacity
18
Material
Steel
Languages crew speak
English
Power plugs onboard
110V
Engines
Twin diesel
Generator
x2, 110-208 ac
Tech diving friendly
No
Handicapped Friendly
No
Compressors
x 2
Nitrox Membrane
Membrane system with cascade storage

Dive Facilities

  • Warm Water Showers
  • Compressors
  • Dive Deck
  • DIN Adaptors

Boat navigation & safety

Full safety

Food & Drinks

  • Western Food
  • Local Food
  • Buffet Style
  • Alcoholic Beverages and Spirits
  • Hot & Cold Soft Drinks
  • Snacks All Day

Onboard Facilities

  • Audio & Video Entertainment
  • Air Conditioned Saloon
  • Sun Deck
  • Sun Loungers
  • Indoor Saloon
  • Bar
  • Non-Diver (Snorkeler) Friendly
  • Hot Tub / Jacuzzi

Photographer Facilities

  • Camera & Photography Station
  • Camera Table
  • Charging Stations

Frequently Asked Questions About Roatan Aggressor

Are there extra fees for diving or services on the Roatan Aggressor?

Yes, there are additional charges to keep in mind when booking a trip aboard the Roatan Aggressor. A local port fee is collected onboard in cash. Additionally, all purchases made during the trip - including dive courses, boutique items, or bar charges - are subject to a 19% VAT. Payments can be made via Visa, MasterCard, or cash. Gratuities are not included in the trip cost and are optional, based on the quality of service received. They are shared equally among all crew members and can also be paid in cash or by card during the final account settlement

How do I get to the Roatan Aggressor departure point in French Harbour?

Guests flying into Juan Manuel Gálvez International Airport (RTB) in Roatan will be greeted on arrival by a representative with a Roatan Aggressor sign. The transfer to the Roatan Yacht Club in French Harbour, where the yacht is docked, is paid in cash to the driver. Return transfer to the airport at the end of the charter is also available at the same cost and arranged by the yacht staff. Boarding starts on Saturdays between 3:30 pm and 4:30 pm, and all guests must be onboard by 4:30 pm. Checkout is the following Saturday at 8:00 am, following a light breakfast

Does the Roatan Aggressor liveaboard accommodate special diets?

While the onboard culinary team strives to accommodate dietary restrictions and allergies, the remote location of the Roatan Aggressor limits access to specialty foods. Meals are prepared for all guests from the same kitchen, and cross-contamination may occur. Guests with specific needs are advised to bring pre-packaged items. The availability of items like fresh produce, gluten-free products, or organic ingredients can be limited

What non-diving activities are available on the Roatan Aggressor islands route?

In addition to scuba diving, guests may have the chance to go ashore for beach visits, snorkeling, swimming, or simply enjoying the scenery

Is there Wi-Fi on the Roatan Aggressor liveaboard?

Internet access is limited. The yacht features a computer station and satellite phone. Depending on your mobile service provider, cell phones and email may work intermittently. Guests may use the boat’s email account for urgent communication. Standard web browsing is not available

How long is a typical Roatan Aggressor liveaboard trip?

Roatan Aggressor trips run for 7 nights, offering up to five dives per day, including night dives. The final day includes two dives. Divers are provided with 80 cubic ft. tanks, weights, and personal dive lockers. The dive deck features spacious entry platforms, freshwater showers, and towels after each dive. All diving is within recreational, no-decompression limits as set by certifying dive agencies

Roatan Aggressor Reviews

4.7
Excellent
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3.8
Great service. Super nice staff. Cabin was smal
Great service. Super nice staff. Cabin was small
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2025-11-04by B. Peter 
5.0
Good time
What a wonderful time. Great crew and awesome food. Dive sites were AWESOME. Cannot wait for next liveaboard
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2025-05-15by C. Tim 
4.3
Thanksgiving week Diving in Roatan
Pretty quiet boat so I was happy to hear I had a cabin to myself. I have been on 8 other liveaboards, so I know the routine. Food was excellent, probably ate too much, but it was vacation. First couple of days the weather was pretty poor, fighting squalls and poor visibility. 2 days we have 3 dives on one site which I am not a fan of, no real explanation given to why we dived 3 times at one site. (Roatan sites are so close together). Hats off to the captain as we tried to escape the weather by going to the Seamount and to Utila but viz and current were a problem everywhere. Finished off the week diving at Mary's Place (my favourite dive site in Roatan) and it did not disappoint. Overall Ok week of diving , Roatan in November is always a crap shoot. The crew as always were awesome. And the free slideshow was a nice touch (instead of charging $40-50)
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2024-12-03by F. David 

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Roatan Aggressor Liveaboard Itineraries

Roatan, Utila & Cayo Cochinos (7 nights) (French Harbour-French Harbour)

7 nights nights, ±27 dives,
Requirements: Minimum 40 dives, AOWD or equivalent

Included

  • 7 nights accommodation
  • 6 days of diving (up to 5 dives per day, incl. night dives; 2 dives on the last day)
  • Full board
  • Snacks, soft & alcoholic beverages
  • 12l tanks and weights
  • Dive guide
  • Free short-term DAN diving insurance (upon request)

Obligatory surcharges

  • Port & park fees - 145 USD per person (to be paid on board)

Extra cost

  • International and domestic flights
  • Visa
  • Transfers
  • Equipment rental
  • 15l tanks
  • Nitrox
  • Diving courses
  • Dinner on the last day
  • 19% VAT tax on all onboard purchases
  • Crew gratuities
  • Travel insurance

Program

World-renowned for their sheer walls
Magical wrecks
Massive barrel sponges
Captivating macro critters

Day 1:
Onboarding at the dock located at Romeos Restaurant on Roatan in French Harbor, meeting the crew & briefing.

Days 2-6:
Departing & check dive. Safari according to the planned route.

Day 7:
2 dives on the last day. Return to the port.

Day 8:
Check-out from the yacht, group transfer to the airport.

 

Routes can be affected by adverse weather conditions and unforeseen events, force majeure or other similar reasons


Departure
  • Arriving at the Roatan International Airport.
  • Upon arrival after you clear customs, all Saturday flight arrivals are met by a transportation service who will have a representative with a Roatan Aggressor sign at the arrival terminal.
  • Guests will then be transported to Romeo’s Restaurant with their luggage (where the yacht docks) at an additional price.
  • Guests may board on Saturday (7 nights trips) from 15:30 - 18:00. If you arrive prior to this time, you may store your bags at Romeos Restaurant. All guests should be on board no later than 18.00
Return
  • On Saturday at the end of the charter, transportation is provided back to the airport at 8:00 at an additional price. As with any airport, it is best to keep track of your luggage and personal items